A native son returns triumphant to Prague

Por Frank Kuznik, 14 septiembre 2017

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“The music feels like itʼs been opened up and given a chance to breathe”

Crítica hecha desde Rudolfinum: Dvořák Hall, Praga el 12 septiembre 2017

Brahms, Obertura para un festival académico, Op.80

Dvořák, Variaciones sinfónicas para orquesta, Op.78

Martinů, String Quartet with Orchestra H 207, H 207

Schulhoff, String Quartet no. 1 (Excerpt)

Strauss R., El caballero de la rosa, Op.59: suite

Wagner, Lohengrin: prelude to Act 3

Essen Philharmonic Orchestra

Tomáš Netopil, Dirección

Pavel Haas Quartet

Čekovská and Mahler in Essen

Matthew Rye, 10th September

To launch its 2015-16 season, the Essen Philharmonic set a new work inspired by life’s transience against the infinities of Mahler.

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A constellation of quartets end the East Neuk Festival

Simon Thompson, 29th June

Sixteen of the finest string players around join forces on one stage to end the East Neuk Festival in a grand finale.

****1

A stellar evening of Czech music at the East Neuk Festival

Simon Thompson, 27th June

The Belfiato Wind Quintet and Pavel Haas Quartet bring unique intensity to the East Neuk Festival's Czech night, quivering with intensity as they bring their homeland's music to life.

*****

Pavel Haas Quartet’s triumphant, all-Bohemian Singapore debut

Chang Tou Liang, 19th May

Pavel Haas Quartet makes a triumphant Singapore debut with all-Bohemian programme of Suk, Smetana and Janáček.

*****

Life-affirming energy from the Pavel Haas Quartet at Wigmore Hall

Nick Boston, 12th February

The Pavel Haas Quartet perform Kaprálová, Martinů and Dvořák at Wigmore Hall with rich, full-bodied tone and effortless virtuosity.

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La richesse du style français, par Giltburg et le Pavel Haas Quartet

Valentin Gautron Lavarone, 19th February

Accompagné ou non du splendide Pavel Haas Quartet, Boris Giltburg fait merveille dans Debussy, Ravel et Franck.

*****

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Frank Kuznik

Frank Kuznik is the former Editor-in-Chief and Culture Editor of The Prague Post, Central Europe’s premier English-language weekly newspaper. He currently divides his time between Prague and his hometown in the US, Cleveland, where he covers northeast Ohio's dynamic classical music scene. In Prague he is an habitué of the Rudolfinum, National Theater, State Opera and other storied classical music venues, and an unabashed fan of Czech music.